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The Naperville Park District is seeking public input on park and facility improvements as part of its annual capital budget process for fiscal year 2022. Feedback will be sought and is encouraged through Aug. 11, after which point comments and questions submitted will be reviewed and considered as projects are designed.
The Naperville Park District is seeking public input on park and facility improvements as part of its annual capital budget process for fiscal year 2022. Feedback will be sought and is encouraged through Aug. 11, after which point comments and questions submitted will be reviewed and considered as projects are designed.
Masks will be required while indoors at D203 and City of Naperville buildings, & local taekwondo students shine.
Masks will be required while indoors at D203 and City of Naperville buildings, & local taekwondo students shine.
The 2021 Naperville Sprint Triathlon was back after a year off due to the COVID-19 pandemic. And Naperville natives dominated.
The 2021 Naperville Sprint Triathlon was back after a year off due to the COVID-19 pandemic. And Naperville natives dominated.
In accordance with guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the city of Naperville announced it will require face coverings of all visitors beginning Aug. 3.
In accordance with guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the city of Naperville announced it will require face coverings of all visitors beginning Aug. 3.
The Islamic Center of Naperville hosted an outdoor market, or Community Souq, yesterday at the ICN parking lot to highlight small businesses.
The Islamic Center of Naperville hosted an outdoor market, or Community Souq, yesterday at the ICN parking lot to highlight small businesses.
Area Congressional members and residents are excited about the newly expanded child tax credit payments that started hitting mailboxes in mid-July. The program’s popularity among working class families has some lawmakers pushing to make it permanent.
Area Congressional members and residents are excited about the newly expanded child tax credit payments that started hitting mailboxes in mid-July. The program’s popularity among working class families has some lawmakers pushing to make it permanent.